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Siouan person Southern Siouans Subdivision of the Sioux Siouan Sooners Sioux in Oklahoma. Sioux tribesmen Slouan people Some Missouri natives Some Native Americans and some oranges Some Plains natives Some Siouans Sanyo headquarters city Sanyo's home city Seaport in Honshu Seaport in W. Honshu. Second city of Japan Second largest Japanese city. Second-largest city in Japan Site of Basho's death, 1694 Site of Expo '70 Site of Hideyoshi's castle Site of Universal Studios Japan Stomping grounds for Godzilla Shinsaibashi-Suji patron, perhaps Shortstop Kaz Matsui, by birth Some Honshu dwellers Some fans of the Orix Buffaloes, maybe Saudi terrorist ___ bin Laden Suspected terrorist ___ bin Laden Site of 50th-anniversary observance of the Korean War's first casualties Suffix for polysaccharides. Shouts of praise to God: Var. Sinuous ridges of glacial sand. Subglacial drifts, in geology. She-bears, in Barcelona She-bears, in Seville She-bears, south of the border She-bears. She-bears: Sp. Sono ___, dancer. Song starter that becomes "Jose" in an oft-told joke Start of "The Star-Spangled Banner" Start of a country song? Start of a national anthem Start of a pregame number Start of a pregame ritual Start of a song sung in school Start of a song that ends with "brave" Starting words at many a sporting event? "South Pacific" screenwriter Paul Stuntman character Super Dave ___ Sharon of "The Talk" Slurring rocker Ozzy Surname for a godfather of heavy metal "Sesame Street" crank "Sesame Street" curmudgeon "Sesame Street" grouch "Sesame Street" grump "Sesame Street" meanie "Sesame Street" misanthrope "Show-biz" status symbol. Sandra Bullock won one in 2010 Screen award Screen star's dream Screendom statuette Screenwriter's dream Secy. of Interior Chapman. She portrayed Scarlett O'Hara in "Gone with the Wind" Sesame Street sourpuss Shirley Booth's surprise. Show-biz prize Simon's sporty slob Slob of Broadway Slovenly Madison Sought-after statuette Spring award Sprinter Pistorius Star's goal, perhaps Star's statue Star-filled night in late winter Statue of screendom Statue on Humphrey Bogart's desk. Statuesque sort? Statuette award. Statuette for Streep Statuette for a screenwriter Statuette for a screenwriter, perhaps Statuette for a star Statuette for stars Statuette of note Statuette that's over 90% tin Statuette with a sword Streep's Sophie trophy Subject of a seasonal buzz or nod Subject of nods or snubs Supreme acting prize Synonym for "Ben Hur." "Silver Linings Playbook" or "Dallas Buyers Club", to many Some end-of-the-year dramas, informally Speculation before awards season Speculation leading up to a February 22 awards extravaganza Swing Era pianist of "Black Sheep" Sesame Street capital Short honor? Showbiz honors Showbiz nominations Stars are recognized with them Salvadoran liberation theologist assassinated in 1980, beatified in 2015 #___SoWhite #___SoWhite (movement about diversity in film) #___SoWhite (movement to diversify film awards) Some March excitement, with "the" Some film awards Some people get them for scoring Some statuettes Speech-inspiring figures Spencer Tracy's pair Spring awards Spring ceremony, with "the" Star's statuettes Star-filled night Star-studded show, with "the" Statues of "Rocky" Statuette awards. Statuettes first awarded in 1929 Statuettes that were made of painted plaster during WWII Sword-holding statuettes Some award season slights Starry overlooks? Sesame Street resident who'd appreciate this puzzle's theme Statuette wrapping? "Salome" playwright Swank, e.g. Second Seminole War leader Seminole Chief Seminole Indian chief. Seminole War leader Seminole Wars chief Seminole Wars leader Seminole chief (1804–38). Seminole war leader of 1835–37. Seminole war leader, 1835-37 SHAKE back and forth Swing both ways swing back and forth Swung to and fro. Singing bird genus. Songbird-related state of being drowsy, lazy, or inattentive Small mouthlike aperture Sponge aperture Sponge opening Sponge's aperture Summer of '42 character Saccharide suffix Simple sugar: Chem. Suffix denoting a sugar Suffix denoting sugar. Suffix for a carbohydrate Suffix for a sugar Suffix for some sugars Suffix for sugars Suffix for verb Suffix for verb or malt Suffix in sugar names Suffix in the names of sugars Suffix indicating a carbohydrate Suffix meaning "full of" Suffix meaning "having" Suffix of saccharides Suffix of sugar names Suffix of sugars Suffix on non-diet drinks Suffix on verb Suffix for many sugars in biochemistry Suffix with dextr- Suffix with filament Suffix with fruct- Suffix with herb and verb Suffix with herb or tuber Suffix with rib- or lact- Suffix with sucr- and lact- Suffix with sucr- or lact- Suffix with tuber Suffix with tubul- Suffix with verb Suffix with verb or herb Sugar (Suff.) Sugar ending Sugar name suffix Sugar-name suffix Sugar: Chem. suffix. Sugar: Suf Sugary addition? Sugary ending Sugary finish Sugary suffix Sweet suffix "___ Sholom," Israeli song Silver medal of old Venice. "Sweet" suffixes Suffix for abnormalities Suffixes denoting sugar. Suffixes denoting sugars Suffixes for some diseases Suffixes for sugar Suffixes meaning "full of." Suffixes on candy wrappers Sugar endings Sugar suffixes Sugars, in suffix Sugars, suffix-wise Sugars: Suffix. Sugary endings "See You on the Radio" essayist Charles Second-largest city in Kyrgyzstan Start of a kids' clothing line name second largest city in Kyrgyzstan "Safe and Sound Campaign" agcy. Safefy agcy. weakened under Bush Safety gp. Safety group: acron. Safety monitoring grp. Safety org. found in "Radio Shack" Safety protection agcy. Safety regulatory org. Subdivision of the Dept. of Labor Successor org. to the Bureau of Labor Standards Sweatshop regulator, for short "Straight Outta Compton" actor __ Jackson Jr. "Straight Outta Compton" co-star ___ Jackson Jr. Sunderland AFC star John "Sail on, ___ of State!" Seat of Winnebago County "Six Million Dollar Man" org. Small invader Soros grantmaker, by its former initials Steve Austin's org. Sugar derivative, in chemistry. Source of twigs called withies Species of willow. salix source Wicker material Some willows Soviet poet Mandelstam SET, victim of SETH, victim of Set slew him Set's brother. Set's victim, in myth
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